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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
ADVEETISIy0 FOR NOVA SCOTIAN.

&. Fielding. secretary OF the Province OF Nova
Scotia offers reward OF $500 for Information that viii
lead TO the discovery OF Joseph Pressa of Halifax he
ia alive II Preston i. dead reward Of 500 IL offered
for Information regarding tho time and manner OF his
death.
Mr. Preston In September left Halifax for trip 10 tho
United states He In feeble health. and inicaded
visiting number Of American cities in order TO recuper
ate. He passed through Bos on and cano I" Now YORK.
whore lie made his stsp lie at Lsggs is
Hotel aud remained there until September % when
growing worse applied for admission 10 Bellevue Hos
pta His request granted but ia aid at Bellevue
ONLY until the day whns he went arav, expressing
his intention Of going at Oscs 10 Halifax Since that
time he has net been beard o.
The missing was twenty two years Old, i've feet
seven inches hi gh and Weighed about 13J pounds. His
csmpeIisn was sallO~ aud his hair dark. When last
see lie wore dark sut derby hat AID light brown
coat lie carried brown valise and silk nnbrsla
The New York police authorities have received pho
tographef Preston frsm Secretary Fielding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
MOST EyPECTSA VIEW TRIAL.

John Most was in "A mcdiiatyc, pessimlsuc MooH
Yesterday afternoon he sat before taoe "here TIC
Ind beeu writing for Fcie in his cell on the upper Tier
of the Tombs prison. The sc"ne was mover one rs
repsrter nOurtei to the landing where the notorious
Anarchist was confined II the hour for supper ana
tne prison attendants distributing the suppers OF
the prisoners in great baskets. CASKS ana pans
amid q pandemonium OF Voices, elanhinS OF
locks footsteps aud various noises Most came
10 the deer Of his cell asd leaned against the easement
his recsding forehead thick lips and grizzly board com
ing into bold relief by tho candle light that shoHs out
frem the table behind him.
have notn. further to say to the public he said
Gin addition to the manifesto that sent cut regarding
my unjust conviction, except that tAe tBs VIII CONE
when the pablo Will that have been c0avlcsd he
gally the charge brought against mo some Phi"hs
mia editsrs were here day and made long statement
10 them toll them how tho prosecution had raked up
former actions asd writings assumed 10 10 HV
and bad influenced the jury against IN this manner
when my assumed record Ia Europe and elsewhere had
nothing do with the trial that has 1ust been cone uSed
expected uniavorAbe result and said 80 while the
~ was out bat expect 10 get a new trial nave
received word from counsel. Mr Howe tk~t when !
ana taken before Judge tewiEg tomorrow Morning Tor
sentence, 4 melton for now trial Will he made
On the ground Of the exceptions taken by
INV lIwyyrs much OF the evidence that
was admitted. You must reInesbsr that mncn OF the
evidence also that ruled out nevertheless reached
the ears of he jnry and had its wesst."
Most Keeps himself dressed in clean. modest fashion
He 10 be quite at hons Dcllnt prison birs Inc
ur0sp-c: OF prolonged imprisonment apparently does
not bother hl0 lnuch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

The Rev John W thadw ck gave last evening IN
the Second Unitarian Church, In Clinton ST., the first
Of a series 81 monthly sunday evening lectures upon
scenes he WtncS ed his recent foreign tour ~ six
months. HIS subject was " Tho Natural Setting
Colonel John Hoy and IFS WIFE who arc To- hold
GOSPEL temperance meetings for month In the Park
Avenue Primitive Methodist Church. hcgan their work
evening. pr Cuylcr and several other ministers
spoke at the services
The 81 Nicholas Society Of Nassau Island viii have
rs annual dinner at the PcrrcIont House To- morrow
evening
The annual meeting ~ the View England Society Of
Urookyn viii 10 Lcd on Wednesday evening In Art
Association Hall
Angelo Mode. an Italian. ace twenty SIX. 81 No. 10
Carroll ST.. while standing In the doorway ~ his house
On Saturday night sfruck the had with a
stone and had his skull fractured.
Jane. Cooper age thirteen, 81 No. 1872 Bridge St,
struck ON the head hy pully block I'm front OF
No 1e7 sands 81. SATURDAY.. where Jacob Nav was
putting up flc c.car'. III, SKULL was fractured
James kcrus. Of 80 12s North Sixth ST.. v illams-
burg committed suicide Yesterday hv fading carbolc
acid He had tom drinking heavily lately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
NEWARK.

sheriff Iilnc viii announce his first grand jury 10
day and great interest Is felt In - composition HIS
predecessor In Office Democrat and u ~as Justly
charged that the grand lurics drawn failed 10 take
cognzancc Of lnyovin. violations Of tho SUNDAY
laws and wcrc too much I'm sympathy with the saloon
Interest 10 pay any attention to iho demands Of law
and order loving citizens. shchn liiuc IS Republic
can and has pledged himself to draw h grand iuric-
from the best ia the county and ire pcctivc II
any interest.
Robert y. wilson, age twenty eight. was brought
from Petersburg. Va, on Saturday night 10 answer
to a charge Of robbnF boarding house. No. 30
Grand St. Of a valuable gold watch and money.
" II. jacobs the theatre proprietor. was In newark
on Saturday and IL stated that hc here made
arrangements for the Iulr hasc ~ site for new
thcatie 10 cost about 10000 Negotiations are Ia
progress for the Fiist BAPTIST Church property On
Academy 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
PANIC JERSEY cry sU, DArscHooL.

There was a slight panic yesterday afternoon among
the children In II. Peters sunday school, and ono
child, Mary Iusncy, age thirteen. OF y Bright st.
was Injured. The school is held In the basement OF
the church. at Grand and Van Worst SIS. Tie children
were Just about be dismissed when the sexton turned
more steam, causing Kissing sound from one Oh tho
nires in the rear Of the room some Of the Children
became excited and fl ghtcHrd ana made rush Iui lho
door. Mary 1uOhcy was knocked down aud tramprd
upOn and thought to bc seriously injured She was
sent home Ia a carriage and two physicians were
summoned TO attend her some hrcmcn belonging
to Truck Company No. -, on IN" other side of the
street, the excited children running out ana
fastened over to the church They saw AT once there
was no danger and succeeded IN calming the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
NEU'> FEOM THE STBUEBS.
JERSEY CITY.

burglars broke into o. T. ". Mcponalds grocery
store, SO eco newark ave- At an carly hour yc,irr
da, and Succeeded evidently with difficulty ia forcing
olcn the door OF the SAFE. They wcrr rewarded for
their risk and trouble by finding sixty cents tn cash
Mr. Mcdonald had taken tn DAYS receipts home.
The condition Of Ebert. the wife murderer. f. about
the Tho man j. steadily >ighlug AID hts death
Is locked for hourly.
Tho funeral OF Captain Patrick Rcardon, the pilot
~ The tug Abraham :. Shdmorc' who died from
scaldns and nhallng steam. on Thursday, took place
YESTERDAY AT 81 Peters Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
WHAT IS GOIHG oH TO DAY.

Motion for new trial for John Mos Icicre Judge Co"hR'
Gilu,r RYAN case before Justice Patterson
Rutcr abduction ease before Referee nan p NJ. an
po1rl OF Directors OF SANITARY hld society; NO -9
Wosf fifiy .-iStI--t.. = +. m -
Eoune Men Democratic club Hoiman lIou1", p H.
Archi., ctuial League dinner. MOiciO - evening
Ia~snt~ fur Masonic Ter plc.
Academy Political Science. ianilthh ii"lI' Y. m
NM and Fruit Mission managers meeting, No Al6
East rwontv-siNth-,t.. p m
Gca lrr,v ~ sciences. Columbia College, p.
snrual h4U ~ Association of veteran Fncmcn, Lex
,ngton Avenue Opera House, evening.
P,'l Eni'. case before United States Commissioner
Shcds. 800. . =. -
End Hal. go.
Needle work exhibition. Nand'lls Han
Ich!gh and Hudson River Railway annual meeting, No.
1Gl Eroadway.
E,cci,o. Literary Society entertainments, Victoria Han,
y. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

TIE DHUY VETTER COLLECTION TO BE SOLD
Tie sale Of the DHuyvetter collection Of paintings
will DO begun Moores galleries. No 290 Fifth ave on
Wednesday at o'clock. and will be continued at
the same hour Thursday. Friday and saturday. The
paintings TO be offered are of the Dutch. Belgian and
French schools. aud ara now view at Msores resms
AmOay the ar represented David Go j. H. L. De
Haas. Van den Bos A. II. wyaat, B G. snd " koekhock.
T. NJ. Iobrichen P4sini. Lcen Perrau r.. fstit, W. "
Ciruev, cincinnati, ard about hun red sthers
The pictures include The following: The Young Brood
"Tne Tired Muslcisn" 1.-The Sisters" "Deer IN the
Pyrcnees." " Harvest Scene in Algeria" The MIS-
c6ic. Maker" Famine" Arabian Ksights Going 10
the Front" Fresh fron the Garden" " redar-ls72,"
''Om the Aaratic" valley of the Hudsoa and kite
Nl.s"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
FAD MEN TO RE4OysrRArE WITH

Alvin Fisher age twenty-five, flung out Of liquor
s;oro at Newtown and stcnwaJ ayes. Long Island City
at an early yesterday morning aud was fatally In
iured He in the store OF Charles Bender AT about
o'clock in the morning. when Fret haupert John stin
metz and william Fishof entered AMI knocked his hat
of Tho nal been drnkin. and were In quarrel
some rnoo Fisher demonstrated with them, which so
enrayed tho men tsat they knocked him down, kicked
and beat him then hH ont into the street In
fall the back OF his head at he base OF tho Hr~n
came D contact lager beer kcg, disscating his
neck the side ak Unconscious and later
on was removed TO his home, VI ere Dr. erhoprsn rxs<
ipeJ him and SAID that 10 unable to decide whether
no suld recover not but thought that the chances
were decidedly against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
DOES HE WANT TO HARRY THE WIDOW

Bradford L. Gilbert superintendent Of tho Jerry
McAucy Mission In Thirty second 81, who IS the
defendant I'm divorce suit instituted 10y his wife, Mrs
Cora Iathburnc Gilbert, has commenced counter pro
ccodngs In New-Jcrsey against his wife Mrs GIL
bcrt's suit IS based her husbands relations with
Jerry McAuIcys widow and her allegations were pub
lishcd some months ago After Gilbert and his wife
had separated he removed to jersey city and hired
rooms IN Nj. Gibsons house in Dune ave. As soon
as he had acquired legal residence IN the state he
instructed his counsel W. q. Spencer, 10 begin the
divorce ID Occedngs Mrs. Gilbert through her
Dickinson and Thompson, filed her In the
Chancelor's Court on Saturday morning, denying her
husbands alterations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
Y, I'll. MACY & co.
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS.

JAMES McCREE & CO.
are off erimg Fine California Blank
cts i'm 1914, III, 12-4, 1874 and
IA sizes at 80, $6.1J, $500,
1919. and FL. 90 per pair \ spe.
cial line with handsome BrOche
BOrI ers in i'll and II 4 sizes at
$500 and $3.50 per pair. Elder.
down Quilts, with handsome
satren coverings, i'm single, double
and extra bed sizes at $500,
$3.50 and $fIOO. \ complete
stock of all the leading brands OF
Shaker Flannels, Gilbert and Bal
Iard-Vale Fine White FlaMnels,
Imported and Domestic Fancy
FianneIs of every description. An
extra bargain in Embroidered
Flannels, white and cOlOred. at
.st.OO per yard. The above are all
exceptional bargains, to when we
request the special attention Oh
our customers.
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
ASKING AID FOR ST. STEPHENS CHUROH

ASKIN0 AID FOX 81 SIfPHEN' = VHUHCH
Since tAe appointment Of the Rev. Father Charles H.
Cotton as pastor OF St. stephens Roman Catholic Church.
IN East In this city. about ten months
ago. large number OF Improve scents have been made In
and absut that church-such placing new cushions In
the pews, renOvatng the basement ,hapel prseuriag
sew heating apparatus es' ablishing psrochial
schools ec nvolvBE great but necessary expenses 10
the parish The interest the heavy deb
church. we'll the ordinary running expenses OF ne
parish (which latter very largel, had ais tlc "a a.
and this OUTLAY OF money Father 80 ton has
issued au urgent appeal printed upon the OIL sol en-
yelspes calling upon his people 70 aid him IN the matter
The envelopes have been distributed broadcast aasng
~ ~lf1p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
TpIryG tn FORM A FREE IRA DE CLUE.


An effort IL being made by several wenknovn men 70
schabtate the Free Trade Club Circulars have been
sent TO the OF that club and to ether gentlemen
81 trade views, asking thsm TO cooperate IN fern
ing strong club and procuring club house 20 far as
.h. ans wsrs have received the gsalsmcs written
to favsr 1.-The Tariff Reform Club" as the name OF the
now association Prominent among those who are active
ln the effort 10 organize the club arc AnSsn fbeps
6tskes Dock Corr issOpcr Charles II. Marshall. CITY
Chamberlain william NJ Ivi.s Horace White, T. J.. Goa
kin Henry Willard simon stern. David A. Wells James
M. Censi able william :. OpaIke and X X Bowker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

The Chi Is Fraternity Of Rutgers College has made
extensive Improvement to the College Avenue man
sion which II has pure hasci and occupied chapter
house. The house Is delightfully."- situated among
trees and shrubbcry with extensive grounds and tennis
courts
The Delta Pm Chapter House Is nearly completed
II has $4,000. and IL II handsome structure IN
the Queen Ammo style
Krausie ~ to be given Wednesday at judge
Cowcnhorcns aud United States Marshel Gordon's
residences In George u. The house decorations
being altered 10 the old style and the interior
VIII be a perfect picture Of IN ancient kuchcrbockcr
homo
Howard Reynolds has been awarded first prze at
Rutgers ia the Freshman speaking contest and T. O.
Chambcrin second.
supposed dynamite bomb found at tho Court
House on Saturday II proved To be- a large section
Of gas pipe filed with red mud. and with piece Of
cord stlckng ont Of end. The practical joke
caused much excitement for time.
Tho Rev. Dr. Drury tho editor Of " The
Christian IncliigcnccI' has moved To New Brunswick
and prcachcd In the First Dutch Church sunday.
The anniversary Of the city mission was celebrated
In the afternoon.
A fair Of the Layrcvlllc Methodist Church Saur
day night realized $500 ON the day a donation
party was rendered to tho Rev. Dr. H. Fcyrc. Of
Churches Of New. Brunswick have begun the erection
Of parsonagcs, the latter being built by generous
chuIchman. Garet COnOvcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
MOO NV NrEANEGN.
SVTPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK ... SUNDAY. DTc I. IL
Arrived

PORT or NEW. YORK . ..... SUNDAY. DEC. l. 1897
ARRIVED
St.au,er I,rnria tRri Cook Liverpool Nov o. Queens
town - .anl go p,-7cngers to Vernon II D'o"n
F , =, ,a ', w. N.y liverpool Nov 2e cae-o
iowa - WIN uis" and a. pas-ehScrs 10 L ndcrhi
steamer is "cy 6ty Or irori r,tol Nov -. swansea
~sn,r s,trv1 0G". Ludwig Hamburg Nov Il, iiavrs
with mdse and d3J passenger, 10 kunhArit 90 "'o'
steamer aaura ,,'.rl Franok Hamburg Nov H. with
m,-e % rhelp, Hro,S'o H.. ~, o.,
steamer or. DE Joussc.in Hayrc Eoy 10:
win -e ana 10 passenger lie Beban Ar'ed Al Inc
= NJ Eiiti Golden Rr Thompson Montego Bay and
= edA,s. with uit to Geo Vessels CO. A're'
steamer rriS. nn Hutton, - Anns Bay 10 days w,.G
Jru g. lf.~kns vc,sclt1 " " iutiont 90 N'i'''"
Tuece' roser daye,op sGev' via Key west
steamer Alamo I,-s. Galveston days. with md'e ana
steamer ,almetc Adams Sew orleans days with mdso
steamer t,"yaniotte Kecy Newport Now, ana Norto%
~th 'nse aud pA-sonrcr,'" ot 10 n%n - co.l tn
steamer Norman WINTER Hallet- BOston. with mdset'
sm9 t.iS@G@ @ ys,." q" dyS GsO aekSa
shn August oer Jaburr Hamburg 81 days. with mdso
I'M, oncota IN Bryan fowcy it DAYS with clay TO I +
Sp nat. Wnr"oT Nor h.ntsen setnn ~ days with iron
ami empty barrel. order vessel to ra.t.r ,,, CHALK
to order o q Tobias & 9 o., , lei, .r
toiw q r Afm.tronr.
suNsEr.-At sandy n.o. ~isd moderate ssE' cloudy
At city Island. wind hight Sc. cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
R.r. Shawmnt small Drmerara ~ iays with sugar 10
urnyn \ Coz vesssl tn Miller e Houghl"n - -. 90
mig Acacia WOODWARD DomcrarA Il days Win muse W
ITowbrldge'- sons
Steamer. Santiago for Huh. Hcka, ChriNlana ann "
uenhsgrn ~arrno Stettiu yncsia HamDurs Bhd0moro
trle,ia. Havana. Tallahassee, Savannah.
.,,,c,,-vi, Lang f,.nl sound-steamer II Dimock,
for Boston.
eb,p Gsorg CIer schotl. Hamburg
mar. Nova Scotia (nrl. Potter. ROTTERDAM
TIE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAME"S
FOREIGN PORTS.
orvrNsrowy Dec 4-Sailsd steamers Anrana tbr ram,
AMI Ar,,ona mr. Brooks from Liverpool hence 'or NOV"
%sergHD, 49, Dec 3-Saicd steamer Iaandain tpch' ron
axTwgRp Deo 3-saIed steamer ronnand (belgh "eyc''
Now York ,,.an,agna FRI.
Tranb from Nev.Isrk Nov 10.
(ferl ter sjtip.iag VI ~, nm "s fV'' ''|''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
A REAL ESTATE AGENT sHooTs HIusELE

A KEHI LNIHIL hUENI OIIVVI'1
Jacob schafnsr, German real estate agent ago
sixysght snot himself through the head In the base
men Of his house No $50 East one hundred and fifty
seventh-st, Saturday. Ths police did net learn Of
the suicide until yesterday. when his family was Obliged
TO call in corsner in order procure burial permit
schafIner formerly had Office at No 80 swerv. and
was 10 wealthy He recently lost nearly all
his property by unfortunate Investments and his house
WAS 10 be sold under foreclosure OF mortgage Mem
hers his family said yesterday that his business
Troubles had his mind and had driven him 10
suicide lie leaves a WHO ana three sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
DRESS PATTERNS
FOR
UOLIDAY PR Il ; EN- rs.

LANES McCREERY & CO.
Offer to-day and during the week
spccial inducements in Dress rat
terms, suitable for Holiday gifts;
500 Diagonal Patterns, al $3.50,
700 Serge Patterns, al $3.50,
$50 Saline TricOt Patterns at 50: 5O,
And IL great variety OF Plaius'
Stripes, and mixtures at CORE
spOnpingly low prices. The above
are of strictly all-wOOl material
n nj are remarkable value. Will
a.sO place to-day Oh IL separate
counter, 400 plain cOlOrcd rat
tern Dresses, with an appropriate
velvet novelty for trimming, at
$3.50 per pattern, we'll worth
$3.50.
Broadway and nth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

Police Commissioner Vsorhs and inspector Williams
examined tho House for Detention or Wtnessss in Null
berry on saturday II they could devise Some
means TO prevent witnesses from escaping from tho
place 1t was dccidsd 70 ask tho Police Beard to have
electric lights placed the court yard Of the prison aud
" wake changes in the fire escapes en- the wall OF
the rear bulllin- Inspeoisr Williams also rscsanends
On of tso police force at the house Al present
only half dozen policemen are detailed 10 watch the
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

COLUMBfA'S NEW SEKTRNNIAL CATALOGUE.
now edition OF the general catalogue OF the officers
and graduates OF Columbia College 10 In preparation
and will be out In few weeks. This catalogue 10 pub
u,bed nuialy and comprises brief biographical
...,,. =. In. In all its Department. Informa
0sn 10 sought concerning about lo,oOo Alumni. ffs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
D,DY IRIVDOyED Ar SEA.

Tho sea was breaking over the decks OF the bark Bait
cola abandoned at sea- whsn the steamship jersey city
which arrived yesterday from Bristol passed her on No
vsubsr 81 in Latitude 46o ~ and longitude 43' Her
spars we're all standing but had been loft In water
logged condition November BY her officers and crew,
who reached Hayrc November II. The Batlcoia was
81 ter way from Pensacola Dordrecht having lett the
turser port on Sepeaber Is. She was BAIT - Nova
sc~ii, IL 1851 owned at Cnristiaasasd, Norway,
and measured 557 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

4 LIBRtRY CONFORMS TO THE P0sTAL RULES
The Lending Library Of the society OF Decorative Art
has been Obliged 10 suspend its work for many weeks
swivg to The new interpretation OF the postal laws.
Every and number inside book outside, made
by psn pencil typewriter has therefore undergone
mns,age treatment with ndia rubber ether OF
er.surs and In It's stead substituted the letter
pu nbsr now the library Is ready for again,
AMI hooks will ba seat by mail 10 any part OF the
ry where borrowers care pay cent day for the
usc OF a bosk aud the return postage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
RTAILN BLAND.

The trial Of Michael Burns. laborer, charged with
assault In tho second degree upon David Wood, Of
Tocdt I'M, will tako place before Chief Justice
Vaughn at StaplctOn on Wednesday
Patrick Delaney are thirty seven, found living
in bed doad from apOpieAy early yesterday at his
homo In Egbcrtviile.
John r. McKuskcr, ago thirty living In Gordon 1t
StaplctOn, died suddenly saturday from heart dis
Tho funeral u James DAVIS. OF Port Richmond,
formerly of tho Board Of Fro Underwriters OF this
city, was largely attended yesterday. Iichmond
Lodge. No. 90, r and a. NJ, and Metainora Council
No $50, American Legion Of Honor. OF both OF which
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the Cuf Stream compelled her TO heave TO- ana u was
three DAYS before she could continue her voyage
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

>,or,,,,, yo,.,-J A Clavarra venezuelan Minister at
Was,,uytou Iark Ar>nus Eotei-Judso Joseph Parker
NJ The %,w -Yors supreme Court ran" <NhN "S~'
j. Manchester HAYNES OF Maine ana Assem9tE r Par nr
1d,nnt ,ot AZ Hn.ton Hoffman UeUssBaron Nlebert
nj rance an iiaInr J. W. Hacker OF Victoria austria
i.iuEfnr olonel O. T. Denison' oil 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
yoUy0 MEN uRGED TO PERSONAL PURITY

The White Cross Army OF the Young Mems Christian
Association OF New York held largo meeting yesterday
afternoon at Association Hall H. H. Webster presided
and music was furnished by gee club An interesting
address delivered TO ysung mes upon the subject OF
Personal Purity" by IdsutenaHtCslsne Bacon. for.
merly OF the 23d RsgiAent, N. q. b. N Y lie urged
ysun. all xsmsn with respect 70 put down
indecent language and TO every possible means -
fulfil the command, Keep thysslf pure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

~ EUBEZZLING TRUSTEE HELD FOR TRIAL.
Grac. Dslca,nbrc. fsrnsrly Lane, was tho adopted
daughter OF Thomas Conne and Is the wife or hircd T.
Dscanbre Of Pelham, Westchcstor County. on M'rch
Is 1873 her asntei father assigned 10 her bsnds ana
H. srtcages representing $4,000 aud dying atsf III inc
same wear lie left her additional 1000 me hrsC
the hands or John QUINN as tluser
aud the IL 1000 went 10 Qriun and Ihp Lyon 49, rNs
GUITARS Quinn an upfowu grocer or esl"pH1tcu
,rputatin fer integrity she death OF Lyon he sven
tuAlly became soto trustee asd executor icsteiu1y
morning Mr lluinn who II now sNty years OF age was
pnt under 81 900 b.ads tue Tennis fshce c"utt 10
answer General Sessions To charge OF grana arreny
.rrfsrrrd Ivy Mrs. Delrambre. In her alnuaVlJ " ~
claimed that January 1887. ON u was 10 oshorI
I'm uls accounts trustee AMI executor ana mat ls
amount had used by him for his own purposes Al
tach.h tho AFFIDAVIT IL an ndepturc saii 10 ne an -
m..iou the -sappropriatnn Thit instrument - an
assignment AZ QnnH Mira DelcazbreS husband OF an
hs grocery business az No 3GS Tlrlaye. MT QUINN
lives now at 40. .931 Hecondavc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

HEAVY WEATHER on THE ATLANTIC
Severe gales from tho northeast aud north northeast
encountered by the steamship Edith Golden, which
arrived yesterday from NoAtego Bay. hurricane In